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Old 05-02-2004, 13:18   #28
SMHarman
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Re: In Defense of the Marriage

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Originally Posted by danielf
<snip>Why should a same sex couple that has been together for say 30 years not have the same pension rights as mixed sex married people?
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Exactly. If that couple is married - not cohabiting.

But why should a heterosexual couple who could have got married (just a quick no fuss legal formality at a registary office) get those benefits when they can already get them by getting married?
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